No Longer Human Book Novels & Stories

"That person...failed to flip you into her race. She desired you to be for your unique kingdom. To be human, to stay as a human. Am I wrong?" "What's so correct to be a human? Also, I am now no longer a human however a mon..." "You are a Human." Anna solutions expressionlessly. Regarding Raven's question, the female did now no longer again far from an immediate solution this time. "You are human, there aren't any higher solutions." "...That is correct."

He still can't understand why they bother carrying on that race when they know that they would cease to exist someday. Humans. A mere human. How dare fate test his patience? How dare that damn mating bond get activated to a human girl? Or maybe he was wrong. It truly could have been a coincidence, or maybe a hoax. Because, never in a million years would he accept a human for a mate. Humans were just food bags to him. Nothing more than that. A familiar scent greeted his nose and he groaned. So much for thinking she wouldn't come anytime soon. "You can come out," Scott told his sister, who made herself visible immediately.

She said. A book almost instantly appeared in front of her. While she took it into her hands, she read out the title of the book. "Fatal attraction..." The book was about a magical world of animals. If animals gained enough magical power, they would gain the ability to take on a human form. However, their human form would still retain traces of their real form. The story focused on the world of wolves. There was little mention about humans. They only appeared when animals raided and attacked villages for food and fun.

Could it get any worse? “Wow! Dude. Did it just curse?” “Umm…hmmm… A creature that curses would be very delicious to eat.” “Are you guys, addled! Can’t you see that I am a human being just like you!” Vivian yelled in frustration. “What are human beings? Why would we be human beings? We are werewolves.” Vivian kept quiet after that. She didn’t have the energy to argue with these slow heads. Why did she come to this planet in the first place?

He hardly pushed the book so fast it chugged to my stomach which made me fall backwards. "I'm still human" I breathed out, "You're not a human silly, you're a Werewolf, and to say that your instincts sucks." Benny laughs over. "She's still human Benny, only for now." Axel added in, "So you're telling me that you haven't shifted yet?" Benny asked all wide eyed "Yes," I pick the book up from the ground, "Now you shut the doodle oven, and will you please shut that front door of yours before anyone hears you."

This book has been through my entire life so it's special. I'm starting to feel awkward with the lady staring at me so I'm going to end it here. This is where I start a new life with the human baby, Adeline. And say goodbye to my sweet little werewolf baby, Veronica. I love you. Love, Abby x

It would not be easy. Because the final chapters were not about defeating an enemy. They were about answering a question. What does humanity become… When no one is left to decide for it?

The moment their skin met, the boy’s fingers curled around his instinctively sending trails of accomplishment through Everett. “Shh… It’s okay, love. I’ve got you now. No one’s going to hurt you again,” Everett murmured, eyes softening. Then he saw it. The mark on the boy’s neck. A bite mark. Everett recoiled inwardly. Marked. Already claimed. Yet the bond was clear, unmistakable. Impossible. This must be some sick joke. The Moon Goddess had mated him… to a human. A human who already bore the mark of another.

Yet, Noah hesitates. Declan gives him a confused look before taking the book from him. His eyes widen, throat tightens, he looks horrified. “What? What is it?? He killed more children?? The one he captured humans for sports?” I say, every word feeling like lead on my tongue. I couldn’t read the part of Catch-a-human game he invented. More than a few Royals indulged in the sport. They hunted a human in groups in their were form for sports. “You shouldn’t… no, don’t read this.”

"That is always how it starts." Luna moved closer despite herself. Beyond the opening was a narrow chamber. Unlike everything else they had discovered, it contained almost nothing. A stone table stood in the center. Something rested on it. A book. Luna sighed. Darius looked at her. "Absolutely not." "It's a book." "The last book we opened released thousands of forgotten people and several memory-eating creatures." "That was technically the building." "I'm not interested in technical distinctions."